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Stacked Against, Part Two: Charge stacking and plea bargains in North Carolina – what you need to know

Equal punishment for equal crimes is a myth in our justice system

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver elected as next Board of Trustees chair

Judges can address inequality

The 14th Amendment’s promise of “equal protection of the laws” is aspirational. For a century after its ratification in 1868, during eras of racial terror and Jim Crow, it was

Second Amendment is topic of lecture

PINEHURST — At 7 p.m. on March 21, the Ruth Pauley Lecture Series will present the fourth in its 36th consecutive season of free lectures from renowned thinkers, statesmen, and

Candidate for NC Senate District 14, Democrat Dan Blue, answers our questions

Who will be the next NC senator from District 14? Get to know the candidates looking for your vote in the March 5 election with our voter guide.

Our courts are plagued with inequality. Judges have a chance to address it.

NC judges must face and address the inequalities that plague our judicial system | Opinion

Candace Carroll, 'a pioneer as a woman lawyer in San Diego,' dies at 79

U.S. District Judge Barry Moskowitz called Carroll, a longtime appellate attorney with the firm Sullivan Hill, 'a giant in our legal community'

Meet the candidates vying for a spot on the New Hanover County ballot in November

Voting begins Feb. 15 and the New Hanover Board of Education is the most contested race in the county. Get to know the candidates.

Criminal Justice Professor Receives National Science Foundation Award